> As I imagine you know, for Usenet newsgroups it is usually misc.test
or
> alt.test:
I didn't know that. Thanks for the tip!
> There is no comparable list for email and lists can differ.
I checked the list W3C mailing list, and there seems to be a few
inactive test emails. Unfortunately, they don't seem to accept incoming
email any more.
> All W3C mailing lists are archived with literal characters, in other
> words markup will show.
However, URLs seem to be changed into hyperlinks (although the software
sometimes makes annoying mistakes). The information on mailing list
format, such as mime-types accepted (text/plain, text/html,
application/xml...), font/markup, line length, and others, really should
be added as a note on the main page [1].
One other question: What's the line length, then?
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James Francis Cerra
[1] http://www.w3.org/Mail/